Quotes About Consequences
Adam and Eve could not walk away from the seductive serpent who enticed them to eat the forbidden fruit, and they lost Eden. Samson could not walk away from Delilah, who seductively lured him into revealing the secret to the anointing God had given him, and he lost his life. Judas could not walk away from thirty pieces of silver, and he lost his soul. Is the Prince of Darkness tempting you with forbidden fruit to lure you away from your blessing? Be like Abram: walk away today!
~ John Hagee
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In his many remarks on mathematics, Wittgenstein is concerned to show the delusiveness of this picture. For when we reflect on it, we forget that we are looking at a projection of our own decisions and their consequences.
~ John Heaton
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principle cannot complain of a war against civilians. The crux of the matter is whether total war in its present form is justifiable, even when it serves a just purpose. Does it not have material and spiritual evil as its consequences which far exceed whatever good might result?
~ John Hersey
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my mother, who could not have been smarter or more unselfish in life except in this one very specific area. I inherited her dumbness regarding cigarettes for the same dumb reason many dumbs do: it feels good, once it stops feeling terrible. And plus no one is ever going to die, so why not?
~ John Hodgman
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the consequences of sex are often more memorable than the act itself.
~ John Irving
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I have learned that the consequences of our past actions are always interesting; I have learned to view the present with a forward-looking eye.
~ John Irving
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The time to read Madame Bovary is when your romantic hopes and desires have crashed, and you will believe that your future relationships will have disappointing - even devastating - consequences.
~ John Irving
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when however small a measure of jealousy is mixed with misunderstanding, there is going to be trouble.
~ John Irving
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The chain of events, the links in our lives—what leads us where we're going, the courses we follow to our ends, what we don't see coming, and what we do—all this can be mysterious, or simply unseen, or even obvious.
~ John Irving
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History is composed of the smallest, often undetected mistakes.
~ John Irving
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The World According to Bensenhaver," the book jacket flap said, "is about a man who is so fearful of bad things happening to his loved ones that he creates an atmosphere of such tension that bad things are almost certain to occur. And they do.
~ John Irving
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rape, Garp thought, made men feel guilty by association.
~ John Irving
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Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge.
~ John Irving
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Trouble was, when you refused to learn, the result was what surrounded the rumbling wagon: soured earth; abandoned homes; imperiled lives. Ruin.
~ John Jakes
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The wise and the good never form the majority of any large society and it seldom happens that their measures are uniformly adopted.... [All that wise and good men can do is] to persevere in doing their duty to their country and leave the consequences to him who made men only; neither elated by success, however great, nor discouraged by disappointments however frequent or mortifying.
~ John Jay
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I should have known that every time I open the door of my room I am literally opening a Pandora's Box.
~ John Kennedy Toole
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Your total ignorance of that which you profess to teach merits the death penalty.
~ John Kennedy Toole
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George había sido lo bastante listo para largarse de la escuela lo antes posible. No quería acabar como aquel tipo.
~ John Kennedy Toole
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There is nothing in economic life so willfully misunderstood as the great speculative episode. T
~ John Kenneth Galbraith
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The consequences of successful action seemed almost as terrible as the consequences of inaction, and they could be more horrible for those who took the action. A bubble can easily be punctured. But to incise it with a needle so that it subsides gradually is a task of no small delicacy.
~ John Kenneth Galbraith
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The first person who says anything unpleasant will get a swift kick in the ass.
~ John Knowles
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if you're dumb enough to get caught cheating, you probably don't belong on Wall Street.
~ Unknown
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El poder, no obstante, abre la puerta a cometer grandes idioteces.[36]
~ John Lewis Gaddis
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Xerxes tinha razão. Se tentarmos prever tudo, arriscamo-nos a não fazer nada. Mas também a tinha Artabano. Se não nos prepararmos para tudo o que pode acontecer, garantimos que alguma parte disso acontecerá.
~ John Lewis Gaddis
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